Gio R
Bye! |
Sue Jalowiec
I'll get the replay up ASAP... see you next week! |
Nancy M
..great timing! |
Nancy M
Just finished that mug of tea |
Yes, I, too, second Nancy M's comments---from another Nancy, (Z). |
Sue Jalowiec
@Eric B - contact me and we can talk |
Sue Jalowiec
@Nancy - thank you! |
Nancy M
another great event! It did clear up some questions I had about these software products!!Thanks again! |
Eric B
Hi, Eric from France. Use DAK for a few weeks and find it difficult to design pattern of others than standards, for example a hat |
Sue Jalowiec
DAK pricing - I'll add a link to the pricing |
Leo B
Thank you.Bye from Portugal |
Gio R
Thnx Sue! |
Ann O
Bye from the Uk |
What is basic pricing for DAK |
Carol W
Thanks Sue, you are a blessing. |
Mary Ann B
Thanks. Enjoy the rest of your day! |
Lynnette D
Thanks Sue! |
Karyn B
Thanks Sue!! |
Patricia H
Thank you!! |
Ann O
Thank you |
Ann O
I've used it import a photo and create a knitted picture |
Jacqueline O
Yes. I like the DAK8 interactive knitting. The audio alerts do help. l |
Patricia H
Yes I have and yes it's really neat. If you can't hook it up you can you can advance the rows by hand. |
Lynnette D
One thing about DAK. It only gives instructions. It doesn't tell you how to do techniques, so you really need to learn the basics of machine knitting before using. |
Matthew F
or picture |
Matthew F
You can use your phone to do the scan |
Kelly C
How thin does yarn have to be to do tuck? |
Myj697
I agree |
Carol W
Knit it Now Dynamic patterns are so much easier to work with, and I have done both. |
Patricia H
I do not hook up my machines to DAK, would rather do it by hand. You can cable it to your machine and it will follow along as you knit. I find my attention is too much divided to do that well. |
Patricia H
Karyn B, you are right. I use both and again the learning curve is there. But like with most programs once you learn a way that's easiest for you, you pretty much stick to it. |
Karyn B
It sounds like Photoshop...takes a while to be up to speed on basics and you rarely get around to knowing/using full capacity. |
Patricia H
Then I'll download the design and take it home to knit. |
Patricia H
DAK has a lot of features, I have it on my laptop at work, so at lunch I can spend time looking over it or playing with a design I have in mind. |
Nancy M
I would rather spend $$ on yarn and time knitting instead. |
DJ D
I just got garment designer but my question is what is the difference between a CB1 and a knit leader |
Carol W
I felt it took away from my actual knitting just staying away current with program. |
Carol W
Used DAK but my computer changed over the years and cannot use the 3.5 floppy disk, therefore I cannot use the program |
Ann O
DAK will run o Macs but you need to create a virtual Windows machine |
Ruth S
I have Knitware but never use it. Use pencil/paper/knitleader. |
Ann O
I have DAK on a virtual Windows machine on a Mac but only used it so far for creating a picture |
Ann O
Like the sound of GD for garments and the fact that it can be used on Mac |
Patricia H
I have used garment designer some, use DAK for colors but know DAK mostly |
Ann O
yes |
Karyn B
Do you need a special machine to use a knitleader? |
Matthew F
YOu need to click here http://www.knititnow.com/LiveEvent/65/dak-vs-garment-designer-10-02-2018 to see the video and hit play |
Patricia H
Love to design and play in my software, but use knitleader at machine after design done |
Ann O
I have DAK but used for picture knitting so far. |
Myj697
How do I see the video |
Ann O
If no knitleader/tracer then software may be useful |
DJ D
Good afternoon sue |
Kelly C
no kelly |
Lynnette D
I think they don't need it, but it comes in handy. I think they should learn to do it yourself first. It makes the software easier.. I use DAK a lot |
Nancy M
no ... need to learn bacis and become at one with your basic machine |
Carol W
Not right away. Learn paper charting and truly understanding machine. |
Mary Ann B
Do not NEED software - especially with Knit it Now. |
Ann O
no. a new knitter doesn't need software |
DJ D
Good afternoon sue |
Nancy M
time spent here is always productive!! |
Matthew F
http://www.knititnow.com/LiveEvent/65/dak-vs-garment-designer-10-02-2018 |
Ann O
yes we see you :-) |
Matthew F
if you can not see sue click here |
Marcia D
I see you |
Meredith P
Once I refreshed and hit play again I can see. Meredith in Greensboro, NC |
Lynnette D
Got it! |
Patricia H
See her, thank you |
Gio R
I can see Sue |
Matthew F
http://www.knititnow.com/LiveEvent/65/dak-vs-garment-designer-10-02-2018 |
Matthew F
click here if you can not see the live video |
Matthew F
Please tell us if you can use us!!! |
Matthew F
we are live had to update key sue is LIVE |
Matthew F
Refresh your page |
Gio R
Goodmorning/goodevening every one from the Netherlands. |
Ann O
Hello from the UK |
Sue Jalowiec
sorry guys ... give me a minute |
Mary Ann B
HI. Mary Ann from Burnsville. I have DAK but know little or nothing on how to use it. |
Patricia H
Patricia from Louisiana |
Carole M
Hi from Carole in VA - looking forward to learning about software and if I need it? |
Nancy M
I still use paper and pencil and a Knit Leader BUT I want to learn about other methods thst may speed things up for me. |
Marcia D
Good morning from Washington state. Looking foreword to this. I know NOTHING about DAK or anything similar to it. |
Nancy M
good morning! Nancy Mangeri in Kansas here...have my cup of tea and ready to learn! |
Matthew F
We have not yet started... |
I can't see anything |
Beverly P
GREAT! Hi from Georgia! |
Nancy Z. in Mass. |
Good morning! happy to attend and learn about the software. |
Carol W
Good morning. |
Sue Jalowiec
Good morning! We'll be getting started in about 15 minutes ... can't wait to visit! |
Leo
I bought DAK but finding it very difficult to learn . Do you think Garment designer is easier? |
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